Construction of a bridge [able to carry buses and the Luas] between Marlborough Street and Hawkins Street, Dublin, yesterday.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
The Fort Steuben suspension bridge on the Ohio River linking Steubenville to Weirton West Virginia. Built 1929. Closed 2009. Demolished with a spectacular 153 pound sequenced blast on Tuesday.
Behold: the Moses Bridge on the West Brabant waterline near the 17th century Fort de Rovere in the Netherlands, designed by RO and AD Architects and built with modified, water resistant Accoya wood.
Egyptians beware.


The Storseisundet Bridge in Norway presents drivers with a bit of an optical illusion as they approach.
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Created by LA based animator Ting Chian Tey during his time at the Academy of Art University in 2010.
It’s about pride, obstinance and compromise. Also cuteness.